Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Protesters, counterprotesters show up at health director’s home Thursday

Durango Police Department says no laws broken on either side

March 11, 2021 • Jonathan Romeo — Staff reporter

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Bayfield retailer, college sports team report COVID-19 outbreaks

health department releases updated list each week

March 10, 2021 • Herald Staff Report

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Bump-outs to return next week to Durango’s Main Avenue

Outdoor retail patios prompting deeper look into downtown’s future

March 9, 2021 • Patrick Armijo — Herald staff writer

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Hickenlooper quotes from letters during delay tactic in U.S. Senate

Excerpts recount stories of unemployment, tragedy caused by pandemic

March 9, 2021 • Grace George

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Health director receives award from American Medical Association

Jollon became local lead on COVID-19 pandemic

March 8, 2021 • Jonathan Romeo — Staff reporter

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Train lovers rejoice: Durango railroad will resume trips to Silverton

passenger run to reach historic mining town was in October 2019

March 8, 2021 • Jonathan Romeo — Staff reporter

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Montezuma County’s homebound population receives vaccine

officials urge more homebound individuals to sign up for inoculations

March 8, 2021 • Anthony Nicotera

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Montezuma County drops to coronavirus Level Blue

Officials say decreased COVID cases qualifies county

March 7, 2021 • Jim Mimiaga

ColoradoSun.com

Behind-the-scenes: Gov. Polis’ ups and downs managing Colorado’s COVID crisis

‘Who would think losing 6,000 people could ever be a win instead of 8,000?’

March 7, 2021 • JESSE PAUL

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Native American tribes deliver vaccines to broader community

Clinics on Ute Mountain Ute and Navajo land offered vaccinations to any adult

March 7, 2021 • Jim Mimiaga

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Tourism 2020: Not great, but Southwest Colorado dodged a bullet

late summer helps ease the pain from spring

March 7, 2021 • Patrick Armijo — Herald staff writer

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Southwest Colorado receives, delivers nearly 4,000 vaccines over the weekend

health officials say vaccinations could ramp up in a few weeks

March 6, 2021 • Jonathan Romeo — Staff reporter

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Some COVID-19 adaptations will have legs

bump-outs, remote work and high housing costs stick around?

March 6, 2021 • Patrick Armijo — Herald staff writer

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Even the act of grieving was upended during pandemic

pastor never had to turn anyone away

March 6, 2021 • Morgan Mitchell

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COVID-19 upended life as we knew it

social distanced, wore masks and hoarded toilet paper

March 6, 2021 • Herald Staff Report

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Durango restaurants endure COVID-19 restrictions

orders to limit public gatherings hit eateries in pocketbook

March 6, 2021 • Patrick Armijo — Herald staff writer

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COVID-19 brought record numbers to public lands, but at a price

resulted in mitigation efforts at several popular spots

March 6, 2021 • Herald Staff Report

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10 numbers that help explain the COVID-19 pandemic

was up, revenue was down and nursing home deaths soared in Durango

March 6, 2021 • Shannon Mullane — Herald Staff Writer

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Pandemic could cause years of mental health impacts

mixes with grief, depression and trauma

March 5, 2021 • Shannon Mullane — Herald Staff Writer

6th Judicial District

Mark Redwine: ‘My day in court is a long, long, long time overdue’

of man accused of killing son is delayed again

March 5, 2021 • Jonathan Romeo — Staff reporter

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Durango schools are making up for lost ground

districts across the nation, 9-R sees academic slide during remote learning

March 5, 2021 • Patrick Armijo — Herald staff writer

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Durango-area schools hit hard by COVID-19 outbreaks

records also show cases involving a youth team and social gathering

March 3, 2021 • Herald Staff Report

Bayfield

Bayfield School District, facing $1 million deficit, plans layoffs

least 10 full-time positions expected to be cut

March 3, 2021 • Shannon Mullane — Herald Staff Writer

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How a nonprofit catered to neighbors’ needs during the pandemic

Volunteers learned what people needed, then delivered aid to homes

March 3, 2021 • Shannon Mullane — Herald Staff Writer